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JUST AS I AM (Ages 11-14)

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Reflection
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Hairy Beast
After a girl in ballet class comments on her hairy arms, all 12-year-old Lada can see in the mirror is a hideous ape. Consumed by insecurity, she decides to shave, but soon realizes that the answer lies elsewhere: in self-love and confidence.
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The Boy and the Elephant
On his first day of school, an elephant-headed boy forms a special bond with a classmate who seems undeterred by his strange appearance. But it is not long before the other students' scornful reaction puts their budding friendship to the test.
Father Tongue
A relationship is strained when a father pushes his young hard-of-hearing son to integrate into a mainstream hearing school and use an implant.
Found You
Lucy has a big secret: she is a werewolf. During a game of hide and seek at summer camp, the young girl struggles to conceal this identity, but soon learns that in front of a true friend, there is no need to hide.
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Identity
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This shorts program shows us the importance of knowing and accepting ourselves and the strength of character required to stand up and proudly be who you are. Remember, you are perfect just as you are.


For Ages 11-14 | 72 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal and original languages with English subtitles


Themes: Empathy, support, identity, acceptance, inclusion, gender/sexuality spectrum, gender roles and nonconformity


This program contains: Mature themes, bullying, physical and/or emotional conflict, gender identity


This program is supported as part of the Dutch Culture USA program of the Consulate General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in New York.


ACCESSIBLE SCREENING: Films in this program are captioned or subtitled for the hearing impaired. 

Father Tongue


Dror, a young hard-of-hearing boy, finds himself alienated when his father insists on enrolling him in a mainstream hearing school. In denial about his son's disability, Dror's father pushes him to speak out loud and use a hearing implant in an attempt to integrate him in the hearing world. This forced assimilation causes Dror to lash out, putting a heavy strain on their father-son relationship.

  • Year
    2021
  • Runtime
    19 minutes
  • Language
    Hebrew
  • Country
    Israel
  • Premiere
    North American Premiere
  • Rating
    CONTENT DETAILS: Bullying
  • Note
    THEMES: Understanding Differences (Cultural, Societal, Physical/Mental, Socioeconomic), Communication, Identifying Stereotypes/Prejudice, Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing experiences
  • Director
    Ivgeny Gashinsky
  • Screenwriter
    Ivgeny Gashinsky
  • Producer
    Iris Ben Moshe
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